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Putter Selection Guide PUTTER SELECTION Custom Wood Putters islaputters.com GUIDE. STAFA. AILSA. BUTE. ARRAN. Fang D-shape Wide Blade Largest Stafa* named after the Named after the dome of The chunky blade is a The biggest island in the geologically impressive rock visible from one of modern take on the Firth of Clyde. Tour Hebridean island off the worlds top golf classic Blade. favoured, large mallet Scotland’s west coast. courses, Turnberry shape that inspires Bute has it’s own version confidence. The iconic rear cut-out Ailsa* is a classic Tour of heel and toe flaring to helps distribute weight to shape that’s performed push that weight to the Arran is the most flexible the outside to increase for many golfers year flanks and summon that model for high head- MOI and increase the after year. golden era of blade weight putters, but equally strike sweet-spot putters. at home with Tour average 350g. *Conforms to the rules of Golf PUTTER MODEL 01 Isle Series Heads Walnut Bocote Bubinga Ropalo Lacewood Cricket Bat Willow INSPIRE. Colour and Texture The wood type guide is for inspiration only. Your wood will be unique in every way, so the colours and grain you Cherry Zebrano Padauk Maple see here are to start us off on a conversation about what you want to see down by the ball. Pau Rosa Purpleheart Elm Wenge WOOD TYPE 02 From Tree to Green™ ALUMINIUM. COPPER. SENSAROLL™. Feels Feels Feels Slightly harder, sharper sound Slightly Soft, duller deeper Soft, lower sound off the face off the face sound off the face Groovy Classy Patina Grooves may increase roll, Will retain it’s finish longer, The fresh ‘pink’ copper wont depending on what you read. minor abrasion by green sand last very long, it will patina or What they definitely do is during strike oxidise over time to become create a duller softer sound duller and irregular in that which in turn promotes colouration. More likely to be increased ‘feel’ of ball on abraded by green sand. putter. Looks can also be a part of your choice here INSERT 03 Feel is Real CUSTOM. THREE. TWO. ONE. TOP SIDE LINE-UP 04 To line or not two-line SHAFT. Finish Style The shaft finish will help connect the design of your head with the colour of your grip. Black and Chrome are most common, and we offer brushed for that refined look. BEND. LENGTH. Lie Angle Inches The shaft bend controls the With your preferred setup, balance of your putter. How long would you like Double bends create face your shaft? balanced where as single bends will promote toe hang. DEXTERITY. Left or Right Easiest decision to make here…hopefully. SHAFT 05 Form and Finish COLOUR. WIDTH. Pure Choice Grip Match No performance gain to be It’s all down to what you feel had here, unless you believe is comfortable for your in the “Sunday Red”. preferred grip Mid-Slim 2.0 Slim 3.0 Fatso 5.0 GRIP 06 …it and rip it LASER. The engraving to your putter is where things get really personal, and we can accommodate almost any engraving design. This part is best discussed one-to-one but here’s a few things to bare in mind…. - A traditional engraving (no fill) can be quite ornate, but remember it’s only effectively 2 colours (lasered areas, and non lasered areas) - Resin filled engravings really stand-out and offer a wealth of colours, but there’s a limit to the complexity of the areas and intricacy of the fill - The base of the putter offers the most space and area for creativity, the ‘Isla’ logo remains a constant, but we keep this small and make it secondary to your designs - On top we have the line up lines (or not, depending on your choices). You can also use this area for your own design, or leave blank and let the wood do the talking - On the side you have the model name and unique model number - The ‘Isla’ logo will also be etched onto the face insert – shaft side PERSONALISATION 07 Laser engraving THANK YOU... …for going through all the considerations to tailor your unique wood putter. What Now? You’ll need to submit all your choices into the online submission form here We’ll contact you as soon as possible to let you know the expected completion date. BUILD MODE 08 …on the tee representing…..
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